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[@zulufighter]

This is invaluable content, literally what i needed to here at this point in my life

[@ryanchacanias8389]

Love the content! Any chance of doing an article and/or podcast on how to go about building your own home office/gentleman’s study? Thanks!

[@Jacob.Hughett]

I personally love Art of Manliness, but I believe your viewership would drastically increase if you did short videos throughout the week and did 1 or two podcasts in a week

[@tannergoletz9959]

Spot on.

[@email2hector]

It would be really hard to make shorter segments with the content that is given. Perhaps if they also release a version of the interview where they cut the interviews in segments of 10 to 20 min longs as part 1 of x, and so forth that can probably work. Any longterm follower of AoM can figure that format might go against the AoM mindset, if you find it worth watching you will make the effort to watch the whole conversation .

[@Jacob.Hughett]

HMR.Videos I happen to listen to a lot of long content. I’m referring to when he did some short videos that allowed young gentlemen to learn some good skills. These videos included basic athleticism, such as pull-ups and playground workouts, and shining shoes. These were extremely helpful to young gentlemen and built his following. But I guess a long term supporter wouldn’t remember that content from 4-5 years ago.

[@dermotosullivan3065]

I agree. I would love to see Brett do even just the occasional piece to camera. I think also he should have set up two YT channels: one for the podcasts and one for the videos.

[@Desiklown]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@kitana3977]

Yes Motivation comes by actions 😀

[@undefeatedsaber9543]

Why isn’t this video getting more likes??

[@princeofb7383]

Why wouldn't Japanese psychology exist?

[@cliff987]

Man, I don't really dig the podcasts or the new design/direction of the site. Ya'll still have some great content but it kinda seems diluted and a little on the overly philosophical side. Some is fine, but it's all good to talk about action rather than emotion, but can we get some more articles about the action, and not the emotion? I also don't care too much for the most recent designs of the site. Takes some digging to find anything, instead it's just pushing the dozen things that float to the top. Edit* An Addendum- I'm sure you've noticed your most popular videos aren't podcasts, but instead are guides. Mind, youtube isn't really a platform for podcasts, but maybe there's something in the difference to think about. I'm happy to discuss any of this at any time.